Dover Petro Vend M1040-ANT User manual

Installation Manual
[Part Number: - M1040-ANT
[Revision: - 0
Automatic Vehicle Identification Antenna

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Table of Contents
Section 1 Important Safety Information 5
1.1 Hazardous Areas 5
1.1.1 NFPA/NEC – Class I, Div. 1 & Div. 2 6
Section 2 Omni Antenna 8
2.1 Components 8
2.2 Terminal Installation 9
2.2.1 Install the Flange 9
2.2.2 Assemble and Install the Antenna 10
2.2.3 Cable Routing 14
2.2.3.1 Cable Routing Outside the Pole 14
2.2.3.2 Cable Routing Inside the Pole 15
2.3 Complete the Installation 15
2.3.1 Omni Antenna Installation Scenario - Terminal VIS 16
2.4 Remote Installation 16
2.4.1 Omni Antenna Installation Scenario - Remote VIS 16
Section 3 Panel Antenna 17
3.1 Components 17
3.2 Terminal Installation 17
3.2.1 Install the Flange 18
3.2.2 Assemble the Antenna and Bracket 19
3.2.3 Cable Routing 21
3.2.3.1 Cable Routing Outside the Pole 22
3.2.3.2 Cable Routing Inside the Pole 23
3.3 Complete the Installation 23
3.3.1 Panel Antenna Installation Scenario - Terminal VIS 24
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3.3.2 Panel Antenna Canopy Installation Scenario - Terminal VIS 24
3.4 Remote Installation 25
3.4.1 Panel Antenna Installation Scenario - Remote VIS 25
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Section 1 Important Safety Information
READ CAREFULLY: You must read the safety information that follows before you do the
installation procedures.
IMPORTANT: ONLY APPROVED, TRAINED TECHNICIANS ARE PERMITTED TO
INSTALL OR DO SERVICING ON THE EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS SHOWN IN THE
PROCEDURES IN THIS MANUAL.
For your protection, obey all safety panels, warnings and instructions where they occur.
Read the safety and compliance information completely in the sections that follow before you start the
installation.
DANGER: Do not use electric or battery operated power tools! To avoid
the possibility of explosion or fire, when you install these components near the
Hazardous Area, use pneumatic tools only. Be sure your system is completely
de-energized before you do the installation.
DANGER: Make sure that the pole used to install the antenna is not
grounded to the terminal or other system components.
Make sure the antenna is isolated from the pole. Use a non-conductive
material between the antenna bracket and the metal pole.
1.1 Hazardous Areas
A fuel dispenser is a hazardous area as specified in the National Electrical Code. Installation must with the
codes that follow:
lNational Electrical Code (NFPA No. 70)
lMotor Fuel Dispensing Facilities and Repair Garages Code (NFPA No. 30A)
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1.1.1 NFPA/NEC – Class I, Div. 1 & Div. 2
The Class I, Division 1 and Class I, Division 2 hazardous areas are specified below:
Class I locations. Class I locations: Where flammable gases or vapors are or can be in the air in
quantities sufficient to cause explosive or ignitable mixtures. Class I locations include:
lClass I, Division 1. A Class I, Division 1 location is a location where:
nThere can be concentrations of flammable vapors during normal operation.
nThere can be concentrations of flammable vapors during repair or maintenance
operations or when the leakage of liquid fuel can occur.
nA release of concentrations of flammable vapors can occur as a result of
equipment failure, incorrect operation or unsatisfactory procedures that could also
cause a failure of electrical equipment.
lClass I, Division 2. A Class I, Division 2 location is a location where:
nAn accidental failure or incorrect operation of vapor containment system equipment
or containers that can release hazardous vapors from flammable liquids or gases.
nA failure or incorrect operation of positive mechanical ventilation precautions result
in the release of hazardous concentrations of flammable gases or vapors.
nConcentrations of flammable gases or vapors can occasionally flow from a
containment or ventilation system to an adjacent Class I, Division 1 location. This
flow of gases or vapors must be prevented by sufficient positive-pressure
ventilation from a source of clean air. Sufficient precautions to prevent ventilation
failure must be installed.
IMPORTANT: It is the installer's responsibility to know and obey all local codes.
Local codes can dictate specific installation requirements. Installation is subject to approval by
the local authority that has jurisdiction at the site.
CAUTION: Be sure to wear all required personal protective
equipment (PPE). This includes safety glasses, hardhat, safety
shoes and reflective vest.
Barricade the work area before installation.
Be sure to obey all applicable Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
procedures before installation.
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IMPORTANT: It is recommended to do a check of the electrical system with a multimeter to
make sure all connections are de-energized before you proceed with the installation.
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Section 2 Omni Antenna
The Omni antenna has a maximum effective range of 100 feet (30 meters). Select an installation method,
terminal installed VIS or remote VIS, for optimum antenna performance.
2.1 Components
The Omni Antenna kit (OPW-FMS P/N 20-4502-1) has these components:
lAntenna base, stem, assembly tool and 12' cable(OPW-FMS P/N 75-3067)
lBracket (OPW-FMS P/N 51-0589)
lCable Gland (OPW-FMS-P/N 50-0567)
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2.2 Terminal Installation
To install the Omni Antenna at the terminal (with a terminal installed VIS) you will need to supply:
l2 X Steel Bands, 2.5"
l2" diameter x 12' length pole (galvanized or aluminum). One end must be threaded to fit the threads of
the flange.
IMPORTANT: Do not use cable extensions. Use of a cable extension can have an unwanted
effect on the operation of the antenna.
lCap for the top of the pole (to prevent the ingress of water).
lFlange for 2" diameter pole. This flange must be structurally sufficient to hold the length of the pole.
NOTE: A threaded flange and pole are recommended.
NOTE: If the pole needs additional support it can be clamped to a nearby support or structure.
DO NOT clamp the pole to the pedestal or terminal.
2.2.1 Install the Flange
DANGER: Do not use electric or battery operated power tools! To avoid
the possibility of explosion or fire, when you install these components near the
Hazardous Area, use pneumatic tools only. Be sure your system is completely
de-energized before you do the installation.
DANGER: Make sure that the pole used to install the antenna is not
grounded to the terminal or other system components.
Make sure the antenna is isolated from the pole. Use a non-conductive
material between the antenna bracket and the metal pole.
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lInstall the flange so the pole will be close to the left side of the pedestal. Use the correct bit and
fasteners for the material where the flange is installed.
2.2.2 Assemble and Install the Antenna
1. Put the antenna stem over the threaded post of the base and turn clockwise to tighten. Be sure that the
stem is flush with the bottom of the post.
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2. Put the right-angle connector of the cable through the center hole of the long part of the bracket.
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3. Assemble the antenna to the connector as shown above. Use the plastic assembly tool that was
included in the kit to tighten the antenna to the connector.
4. Install the clamps through the cut outs in the bracket as shown above.
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5. Install the assembled bracket with clamps onto the pole as shown above and tighten the clamps.
6. Install the pole into the flange. Turn the pole clockwise until the pole is almost to the end of the threads
and the antenna points in the correct direction.
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7. Install the Cable Gland. Use a 3/4" punch to open the knockout on the top of the terminal. Make sure
the rubber seal is under the top nut and is tight enough to keep moisture out of the terminal enclosure.
2.2.3 Cable Routing
The Antenna Cable can be attached to the outside of the pole or put through the inside of the pole.
2.2.3.1 Cable Routing Outside the Pole
As an alternative the cable routing can go outside the pole.
lUse cable ties at regular intervals to attach the cable to the outside of the pole.
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lThe last cable tie should be just above where the cable will enter the pedestal where the Cable Gland
was installed.
2.2.3.2 Cable Routing Inside the Pole
1. Drill an Entry Port in the Pole Cap. Install the cap in the top of the pole.
2. Drill an Exit Port in the pole so the cable can be put through the pole.
NOTE: Make sure these holes are large enough to accommodate the SMA cable connector.
3. Put the SMA connector end of the cable through the top of the pole and through the Exit Port.
4. Use a silicone sealant to seal the Entry Port in the cap in the top of the pole and the Exit Port after the
connections are made.
2.3 Complete the Installation
1. Install the cable through the Cable Gland.
2. Connect the SMA connector to the Antenna Connector of the AVI board in the terminal.
3. Connect the 20-1732 terminal connections to the J1 Terminal Block of the VIS board. Connect the 4-
Pin Molex connector to an open Power Supply connector.
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2.3.1 Omni Antenna Installation Scenario - Terminal VIS
2.4 Remote Installation
For instructions on how to install the Remote VIS refer to M00-20-8225-AVI.
2.4.1 Omni Antenna Installation Scenario - Remote VIS
For maximum antenna range, install the antenna a minimum of 12 feet from ground level. The remote VIS
enclosure should be installed at eye level.
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Section 3 Panel Antenna
The Panel antenna extends the maximum effective range to 130 feet (40 meters). Select an installation
method, terminal installed VIS or remote VIS, for optimum antenna performance. A terminal installed VIS can
use either a pole-installed antenna or an antenna installed directly under a canopy (up to the maximum cable
length).
3.1 Components
The Panel Antenna kit (OPW-FMS P/N 20-4502-2) has these components:
lPanel Antenna (OPW-FMS P/N 75-2084)
lAntenna Bracket Assembly (all fasteners are included in the kit) (OPW-FMS P/N 51-0590)
nMNT-22-1 - Antenna Plate
nMNT-22-2 - Angle Bracket
nMNT-22-3 - Pole/Wall Mount
nMNT-22-4 - Pole Bracket
l15' Cable (OPW-FMS P/N 12-1305)
lCable Gland (OPW-FMS P/N 50-0567)
3.2 Terminal Installation
To install the Panel Antenna at the terminal (with a terminal installed VIS) you will need:
l2" diameter x 12' length (minimum) pole (galvanized or aluminum). One end must be threaded to fit the
threads of the flange.
IMPORTANT: Do not use cable extensions. Use of a cable extension can have an unwanted
effect on the operation of the antenna.
lCap for the top of the pole (to prevent the ingress of water).
lFlange for 2" diameter pole. This flange must be structurally sufficient to hold the length of the pole.
NOTE: A threaded flange and pole are recommended.
NOTE: If the pole needs additional support it can be clamped to a nearby support or structure.
DO NOT clamp to pole to the pedestal or terminal.
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3.2.1 Install the Flange
DANGER: Do not use electric or battery operated power tools! To avoid
the possibility of explosion or fire, when you install these components near the
Hazardous Area, use pneumatic tools only. Be sure your system is completely
de-energized before you do the installation.
DANGER: Make sure that the pole used to install the antenna is not
grounded to the terminal or other system components.
Make sure the antenna is isolated from the pole. Use a non-conductive
material between the antenna bracket and the metal pole.
lInstall the flange so the pole will be close to the left side of the pedestal. Use the correct bit and
fasteners for the material where the flange is installed.
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3.2.2 Assemble the Antenna and Bracket
1. Assemble the Antenna Plate (MNT-22-1) to the Antenna
nCarefully put the Panel Antenna face-down on a soft surface so that the cable connector is at
the bottom.
nPoint the bracket receiver part of the Antenna Plate (MNT-22-1) so that the toothed-surface
points to the right.
nAlign the four (4) holes as shown in the illustration above with the four (4) threaded inserts on
the back of the antenna.
nPut a Flat Washer and Lock Washer over each hole.
nPut a short Hex Cap Screw into each hole and tighten the screws.
2. Assemble the Pole/Wall Mount (MNT-22-3) to the Angle Bracket (MNT-22-2).
nAlign the two parts so that their toothed surfaces point to each other and the holes are aligned.
nPut a Flat Washer and Lock Washer over the holes.
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nPut a 1.25" Hex Cap Screw into the holes and tighten the screw.
3. Assemble the Pole/Wall Mount and Angle Bracket Assembly to the Antenna Plate (MNT-22-1)
a. Align the parts so that the mating toothed surfaces of the Angle Bracket and Antenna Bracket
point to each other and the holes are aligned.
b. Put a Flat Washer and Lock Washer over the holes.
c. Put a 5/16-18 x 1.25" Hex Cap Screw into the holes. Put a 5/16-18 Hex Nut onto the end of the
screw and tighten.
4. Install the assembled clamp and Antenna to the pole.
nAssemble the Pole Bracket (MNT-22-4) to the Pole/Wall Mount (MNT-22-3).
vPut a Flat Washer and Lock Washer over the two (2) inside screw holes of the Pole
Bracket.
vPut a 5/16-18 x 5" Hex Cap Screw through both holes and through the two(2) inside
screw holes of the Pole/Wall Mount.
vPut a 5/16-18 Hex Nut onto the end of both screws and tighten them.
nAdjust the antenna angle for best performance.
vLoosen the nut slightly for the verticle angle so the antenna can be moved freely.
vStart with the angle at aproximately 45°. Adjust the angle so that the line of sight from
the center of the antenna "looks" to the farthest RFN in the antenna's range (to a
maximum of 130 feet).
5. Attach the antenna connector.
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